Glock 17, 19 or 34 in 9 mm. Real holster draws, dynamic drills, steel targets. The pistol that arms the British SAS, FBI, Polish GROM and 65% of US police — yours for the afternoon, no paperwork.
Yes. Polish law allows any non-resident to shoot any pistol at a licensed range under instructor supervision. No FAC, no permit — bring photo ID.
Glock 17 by default — the duty-size 9 mm that's standard issue in dozens of militaries and police forces. Glock 19 (compact) and Glock 34 (long-slide competition) are available on request.
Entry-level Glock packages start around 220 PLN for 50 rounds with instructor. Most visitors choose 100–200 rounds to actually learn the platform — 390–690 PLN.
Yes — on our range you can. This is one of the main reasons UK, German and French shooters travel here. Drawing from a holster is restricted or banned on most home-country ranges.
Yes. Low recoil, simple controls, very forgiving — first-time shooters typically print solid groups within an hour with proper coaching.
Yes. Our most popular package is the Combine — Glock 17 plus AR15 in the same session. See the Combine Class for details.
Glock 17, holster, 100 rounds and an instructor who shoots IPSC weekends. Tell us your dates.